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Install task fails with 404 error accessing your bintray

After working through 2-3 other bugs on a branch of my fork of your role, I've now run into this error, and seek some explanation about your installation method. Is this role really depending on a personal bintray resource? Is anyone using this role successfully?

TASK [APTLY | Untar aptly] **************************************************************************************************************************************************fatal: [aptly]: FAILED! => changed=false
  msg: 'Failure downloading https://bintray.com/artifact/download/smira/aptly/aptly_1.4.0_linux_amd64.tar.gz, HTTP Error 404: Not Found'

Publish repositories fails bc gpg key creation and key ids aren't tracked correctly

When running your role on a fresh Debian Buster machine (after working through several earlier errors), I'm now getting the below error in the "Publish repositories" task:

TASK [aptly : APTLY | Publish repositories] **************************************************************************************************failed: [aptly] (item=biamp-stretch) => changed=true                                                                                            ansible_loop_var: item
  cmd:                                                                                                                                          - aptly
  - publish
  - repo                                                                                                                                        - -config=/etc/aptly.conf
  - -component=main
  - -gpg-key=pub
  - biamp-stretch                                                                                                                               - biamp-stretch                                                                                                                               delta: '0:00:00.033917'
  end: '2020-11-10 10:38:10.176240'
  item: biamp-stretch                                                                                                                           msg: non-zero return code                                                                                                                     rc: 1
  start: '2020-11-10 10:38:10.142323'
  stderr: |-                                                                                                                                      gpg: skipped "pub": No secret key
    gpg: signing failed: No secret key
    ERROR: unable to publish: unable to detached sign file: exit status 2                                                                       stderr_lines: <omitted>
  stdout: |-
    Warning: publishing from empty source, architectures list should be complete, it can't be changed after publishing (use -architectures flag)
    Loading packages...
    Generating metadata files and linking package files...                                                                                        Finalizing metadata files...
    Signing file 'Release' with gpg, please enter your passphrase when prompted:
  stdout_lines: <omitted>                                                                                                                     ...ignoring

I believe the problem (gpg: skipped "pub": No secret key) is that the gpg key id used in the aptly publish repo command ("pub") isn't the key id you should be using. This key id is found from taking the last one reported from your gpg --list-keys command in tasks/config.yml:

gpg --list-keys | grep 'pub ' | tail -1 | sed 's/pub   2048D\///g' | cut -d' ' -f1

Aside from the gpgkey generation and usage not working in this role, I'm genuinely confused about what you're trying to accomplish by grabbing the last key from the list. Seems to me that you'd want to use the one associated with the email addr..

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